West Scranton Child Shot by Brother in Accidental Injury
A six year old girl, Romaine Green, was accidentally shot in the breast by her seven year old brother Joseph at 1010 yesterday while the family moved belongings between homes at 634 North Sumner. The bullet lodged near the spine and doctors treated her, with uncertain prognosis. Other brief incidents include a bicycle crash injuring a youth on North Rebecca and a depot painter struck by a falling plank, plus a cherry tree fall injuring a boy on Jackson Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph J. Green
North Sumner Avenue
Joseph
Romaine
L. H. Gibbs
Price
Lickiwnine
Funeral Notices for Bond Swift and Thoms in City Cemeteries
The remains of infant Wellin Bond of West Linden street were interred in Cathedral cemetery after a ceremony by Rev. Hopkine. Edwin J Thoms son of Evian D. and Mrs Bond had funeral services at 2 North Hyde Mark avenues and was interred in Cinbriy cemetery. Mrs Sel Swift’s funeral from 201 Meridan street followed by mass at St Patrick's Church and burial in Cathedral cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellin
Peter Bond
West Linden Street
Cathedral
Sel Swift
Meridan Street
St Patrick's Catholic Church
J. Z, Dunn
John J. Cawley
Price Street
West Scranton
Columbus
William
Elsabeth
Loretta
Mary
Arthur
Gertrude
John
St. Patrick’s Church
Cathedral Cemetery
Boy Hit By Car On Hyde Park Avenue Injures Head and Body
Toward, son of Mrs. Harry Phillipe of Washburn Street and Car Field Avenue, was knocked from his velocipeds on South Hyde Park Avenue last evening. He sustained bruises to the head and body after being run down by a carriage owned by John Rittenhouse of North Main Avenue. The boy was aided into Mrs. Joseph's house and later returned home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greame
North Rebecca Avenue
Lafayette Street
North Bromley Avenue
John Hdwards
Mt. Pocong
Ray Lance
North Decker's Court
North Main Avenue
David Lewis
John Lewis
Jackson Street
Yvonne
Harry Phillipe
Washburn Street
Carfield Avenue
South Hyde Park Avenue
John Rittenhouse
Joseph
Ladies' Aid Society
Ply Mouth Congregational Church
Alfred T. Cook
Wendell Means
Susquehanna River
Charles Kimmick, Jr
Swetland Street
Frank Smith
Lincoln Avenue
Lenox
Susquehanna County
Cramble
Maulo
Boston
West Secranton
Charles
Bloomsfield
N. J
Fh. d. Warren
Misa Olive Anderson
Madisonville
J. B. Sweet
Binghamton
Garfield Jones
Acker Avenue
Pittston
Alias Jennie Lewis
Division Street
Spring Brook
Joseph Reynolds
Hampton Street
Edwin G. Reese
Booth Main Avenue
James B. Lewis
Kingston
C. W. Stoddard
Malletead
West Scranton
Jauimes Japling
Inkermin
W. A. Reid
Mallcarrier
Mlenger Evans
William G. Williams
Martha James
Plymouth
West Side
Sons of Temperance
Red Men's Hall
Jacksontreet Baptist Church
Bernard MacWadden
New Yorks
United Mine Workers of America
Sumner Avenue Presbyterian Church
Meleod
First Presbyterian Church
Edward J. Howard
Dunmore Street
Olyphant
Bright
Devensed
Lawrence Howard
Burgess
Fliat
Philip Hastings
Jamey Casey
Michael
McFadden Camping Club Plans Summer at Lake Ariel
West Scranton youths form McFadden Camping club with officers Joshua Vitas president Arthur Thomas secretary Thomas Lias treasurer and trustees Thomas J Davis and Thomas Miranes. They held a song service at Lake Ariel Methodist Episcopal church and attended a Christian Travelers convention in Wayne county. Next Sunday they join services at Tannersville Methodist Episcopal church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Scranton
McFadden Camping Club
Lake Ariel
Joshua Vitas
Arthur Thomas
Thomas Lias
Thomas J. Davis
Thomas Miranes
Young People Union to Host Evening of Entertainment
The Young People's Union of the First Baptist Church will hold its annual entertainment in the assembly room this evening. George C. Mahy, secretary of the Young Men's Christian Association, will deliver an address. All members and friends are urged to attend for an enjoyable evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young People’s Union of the
First Baptist Church
George C. Mahy
Young Men's Christain Association
Davies Davies Wedding Invitations Issued in Taylor
Invitations have been issued for the marriage of Ryan A. Davies of Taylor and Miss Kiva C. Davies of 598 Eynon Street. The ceremony will be conducted by Rev 5S. FL Mathews on Wednesday evening June 2 at the bride’s parents home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ryan A. Davies
Taylor
Kiva C. Davies
Eynon Street
Mathews
Katheryn Milones
Tmttston
West Strawton
Tune S. John Jeffreys
Hampton Street
Lily Lake
Simpson Methodist Episcopal Church
Community Notes and Local Obituaries in Scranton
Last evening discussions covered church improvements and summer plans as the Ply Mouth Congregational ladies’ aid group adjourned. Births, marriages, illnesses, and deaths populate the town notices with names like Farley, Winkler, Davis, Meister, Harris, and Neher across Scranton and nearby streets.
Upholstery Firm Moves to Albright Avenue Site
John Snyder relocates his upholstery business to the former Scranton Stopper works building on Albright avenue. Gospel tent meetings will be held at the old Driving park this evening at 7 45 and every evening thereafter. Wanted A case of lame back lumbago or kidney trouble not relieved by Wroight's Kidney Pills Fifty cents per box. Charles P Jones sole agent 157 Dickson avenue Scranton Pa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Snyder
Scranton Stopper
Albright Avenue
Old Driving Park
Wroight
Charles P. Jones
Dickson Avenue
Scraunton
Obituary notices reflect Scranton printers and locals
James T. Sutton aged 61, longtime printer and newspaper founder, dies at Hahnemann Hospital from Bright's disease. Survived by wife and children. noted occult interests and honesty. Also mourns James G. Williams 48, John J. Cawley, Edward J. Howard, and Margaret J. Davis with service details and homes listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James T. Sutton
Hahnemann Hospital
Bright
Lackawanna Democrat
Lackawanna Intelligencer
Marion Stuart Cann
Pittston
Dunmore
Moscow
Republican
Times
J. C. Coon
F. H. Gerlock
Mulberry Street
Sutton
Arlingtons Take Lead With Sweep Over Cambrians
The Arlingtons won three straight games against the Cambrians to move into first place in the Scranton Bowling league. The North Enders struggled throughout and were outplayed in every frame as shown by the final scores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cambrians
Independents
Arlingtons
Scranton
North Enders
Arlingtons J. Kiefer
Kiefer
TUB
C. Kiefer
Wil
P. W. Roll
Hopkins Woecseeeens Vis Ms
Sons Cambrians Davis Cieees Beneene
Byans
Wee Sees Yao
Gilesp
Wian
G. Davis
Seeennee
T Hopkins
Hopkins
Franklins
Elk Alleys
Jones
Litt
Philipe
Bircher
O'Connell
Hircher
Harrow
SIDI
Ouons Ciseeees
Iit Thomas
Rothermeli
Rowlands
Veni
TEO
Weatphal
Toi Tis
Ada Evans
Seeeneee Az
Zelsman Censeree
Sol Murphy
Epeaee
Frank Roll
PC Arlingtons
Hee Weneee
the Independents
Franklins Gibbeeeees
Ns West Side
Eueabons
All Cambriians
Digestive woes warned by overeating apples and pills
A newspaper item notes dangers of overindulgent eating and promotes Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery for dyspepsia and stomach trouble. It includes a customer testimonial from E. F. Cinginars of Minneapolis describing relief after starting the remedy and mentions Dr. Pierce's Pills curing biliousness and sick headache.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Pierce
Earth
Eleven Divorces Granted as Abuse and Desertion Probed
Court handed down divorces in eleven cases with eight cases listing women as applicants. Grounds cited include desertion and abuse. marriages dated from 1800s to 1900s, with details of spouses and residences in Wilkes-Barre, Schuylkill County, and Dunmore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lowrie Kittle
Harry BE. la. Witte
Gwendolin Hennett
C. HW. Bennett
Adton W. Cramer
Willabeth Cramer
Florence Smith
Edwin W. Smith
Philip Roll
Agnes J. Roll
Philopenit Christ
Simon Christ
Magele Harris
Muller Harris
Frances J. Simpson
Wiliam J. Simpson
Olive Pledgeman
Frederick Pledgeman
Thomas Rowlands
Elizabeth Rowlands
Elizzabeth Wrelger
August W. Kreiger
Argument Court Adjourned For Midsummer Motion Day
The article notes that Argument Court completed sessions yesterday and adjourned until midsummer motion day. Common pleas cases included reversals, demurrers, rules for decree in divorce, and exceptions to affidavits of defense. Quarter sessions list shows continued cases and remitted forfeitures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Common Pleas
E. Townsend
Lewis Cohen
A, D. Dean
B. M. Winton
Pew
Commonwealth
Philip Roll
Agnes J. Hall
Harriet Seeger
A. Beeger
New York Autual Savings and Loan Association
8. J. Matthews
Jacob Steinberg
L. Freedman
New York Mutual Savings and Loan Association
B. J. Matthews
Court notices summarize remittance and show cause orders
The document lists several commonwealth cases involving overseers of the poor in Salem Wayne county and Spring Brook Lackawanna county with rules to remit costs and show cause. It notes outcomes where costs were discharged in J Seidman and made absolute in Ernest Tiffany, plus appeals and attachments in other actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salem Township
Wayne County
Spring Brook Township
Lackawanna County
Commonwealth
David J. Howards
Yustin Voloner
Lake Township
Carbondale
Harry Moann
J. Seidman
Ernest A. Tiffany
Judge Vosburg Rules on Ripple Estate and Hearings
Judge A A Vosburg issued an order in the estate of Joseph L Ripple overruling some exceptions to the inventory and widow’s apportions while sustaining an omission claim that one share of the Clark’s Bummit Manufacturing common is improperly left out. An injunction hearing in the Jane Bweet Hunt estate is set for Wednesday June 10 at 10 a.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. A. Vosburg
Joseph L. Ripple
Jane Bweet Hunt
Court to Hear Argument in Poor Board Case in July
Court yesterday set July for hearing argument in the poor board matter. Belin admitted to Lackawanna bar on motion. Writ of mandamus in Dunmore against Knight returnable August 1 due to service problems. Viewers’ bills for Nineteenth district main sewer approved: O’Boyle 1104, Richard 1284, Diehl 1205. City allowed to amend liens for paving Banderson avenue listed numerous residents and firms. In Winans vs Wings the court granted June 1 absolute rule and amended master’s final report distribution reducing Tithe Guaranty share to 10,380 and directing 110 sale reduction to Victor Koch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles A. Belin
Lackawanna
Welles
Dunmore
Myron S. Knight
Knight
John J. O' Boiley
Ft. J. Richard
W. 5. Diehl
O'Boyle
Richard
Diehl
Banderson Avenue
J. Thompson
Bo Sturges
Theodore Sureth
Hannah Merriam
Archbald Marvin
Andrew Nicol
HH. B. Lawkey
Fred Lehr
Jaco Johler
Thoma Lucas
W. Jones
Thomas Plynn
J. Be
W. Dawson
J. L. Clark
Catherine Chambers
Maury H. Biseck
GD. Brown
M. D. Brown
Jd. K. Bentley
George H. Winans
George G. Wings
Tithe Guaranty and Trust Company
Dans
Victor Koch
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West
Jaseph Green
Dufour
General News
Lot Four
Globe Warehouse
Wales
Davia
First
Evan
John Thomas
Mary Davis
Evan D
Edward D
Harry M
May Farley
William H. Farley
Wyoming Avenue
Lewisburg
Henry Winkler
South Side
Willow Street
Slater
William Meister
William Melater
Minnife F. L. Harris
Samuel Harris
Alder Street
Forest Hill
Harold Neher
Peter Neher
Taylor Avenue
Green Ridge
South
Hyde Park Avenue
Tabernacle Congregtional Church
Electric City Lodge
IK Knights of Malta
Knights of Pythias
Knights of the Mystihe Chain
Sons of Cambria
Central Mine Accidental Fund
Central Lival
Lizale
Jennie
Nellie
Thomas
Tudor
P. Jones
E. F. Cinginars
Minneapolis
Ming
Court House News
Navy
Princton
Washington County
Sanderson Avenue
Smith
Kennivan
Franklin Avenue
Barton
Philopena Christ
Alderman Storr
Maggie Harris
Fuller Harris
Bririghamton
Harris
Madison Avenue
Frances S. Simpson
William J. Simpson
Simpson
Sle
Moosic
Waverly
N. Y
Pledgeman
Blackguard
John Davis
Elizabeth Kreiger
August W. Krieger
Krieger
Argument Court
Fine
Jonas
Long
Josiah Grout
Vermont
Furman
Washington Avenue
Linden Street
Beranton
Knights OF Columbus
Tre Frote
Bauer
John P. Altgeld
Illinois
Hoorwasineki
Beraunton
Rose Zahara
Sabbsseene Seramton
Watkins Ebeeeenes
Jennie Myers
Alex, Kethel Rahway
N. J. Beranton
Burah Bvang
Wilkes-Barre
Michiel Pekur
Scanlon Busonorpoy
Autanson
Domenico Andonio Cunti
Court House News Notes
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